Two balls of identical mass are being spun in horizontal circles at the same rotational frequency. The length of Ball 2's string is 3 times the length of Ball 1's string. How do the tensions in the two strings compare? Ball 1 Ball 2 F T2 OFT1 = 3 FT2 O FT2= 3 FT1 O FT1= 9 FT2 O FT1= 9 FT2 FT2=6*FT1

Two balls of identical mass are being spun in horizontal circles at the same rotational frequency. The length of Ball 2's string is 3 times the length of Ball 1's string. How do the tensions in the two strings compare? Ball 1 Ball 2 F T2 OFT1 = 3 FT2 O FT2= 3 FT1 O FT1= 9 FT2 O FT1= 9 FT2 FT2=6*FT1

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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